Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-06-23
A STATE DEVELOPE 4.
Hon. VI. ID. FOley's Ideas ON Ne
yadA's Future.


city is a pronounced state develope,
and thus expressed his views yes
terday in relation to Nevada's flu
ture:
Il have the greatest faith in the
future and also in the present OF
this State. My faith comes from
| experience and observation.
have for many years past lived in
Nevada and done business here and
there is not a county in the State
where a man Of energy cannot make
money to obtain q competency. i
haye no hankering for the orange
and olive groves of California with
their heat, insect pests and malaria.
have made my share of money in
this State, State to which I came
with nothing and / propose to in
vest my money here and stay here
as long as I live.
II believe that every man whs
has come here with nothing and
accumulated money should at least
have enough gratitude to do some
thing for the State. It makes me
sick at heart to see men piling up
their millions here to be invested
abroad.
"Our mines are worked year aft
err year to build palaces in San
Francisco. l hold that if a man
has made fortune in Nevada and
wants to build an elegant residence
that Nevada is the place to build it.
He owes a duty to the State and he
is in honor bound to pay the debt.
The money that has been produced
in Nevada and gone out of it would
found an empire. | talk freely to
you on this subject, for | have
noticed how for years past the AP-
PEAL has sounded the trumpet Of
State development, with good long
and loud blasts and the principle
it advocates will some day be on
top.
THE time is coming when the
old fogies will have to take back
seat. The time will come when a
man is before a nominating Con-
vention seeking a State office for its
emoluments that some one will
rise up and ask him what he has
done for the Development of Ne
vada and If he cannot give a good
account of his stewardship, they
will show him the door.
Every man who wants anything
from the people Of the State should
be worker and developer, and put
his money, muscle and industry
into the common fund which will
in time make Nevada place sought
after instead of avoided. Things
have reached that pass that a reli
able man tells me that he saw the
names of two State officers on an
Eastern hotel register and instead
OF inscribing thu word Nevada aft
er their names they wrote Pacific
Coast
When | am in New York | am
proud to write Nevada in big,
bold hand after my name and l
want people to know where In
from. am not shamed of
State with such resources, soil and
climate as Nevada, aud | tell you
that the time will! come that the
stone which the builders refused
as the old bible says, will become
the headstone of the corner. When
they were building a rampant dur
ing the war to stem the charge of
Confederacy. Nevada was a good
enough rough asher to help make
a wall, and it was an Impregnable
wall OF bullion. This can be made
a manufactu,ing State; we have all |
the raw material"
How about the Reno wooden
mill?"
1T will be for the present a wool |
securing mill. We are correspond
ing with all the wool producers in
Nevada, Utah and Oregon to see
how much wool we can depend |
upon. The replies are very encour- /
aging. / saw an item a few weeks
ago in your paper to the effect that |
80 bales of wool had been shipped |
to California from this county.
The wool goes there in a raw state